Tłumaczenia
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Definicje
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A long piece of wood or metal standing upright in the ground.
Przykłady
- He tied the horse to a wooden post by the barn.
- The workers put a new fence post in the ground.
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A message or item that you publish online.
Przykłady
- She shared a post about her trip.
- His last post got a lot of comments.
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An upright piece of wood in the frame of a wall.
Przykłady
- The carpenter nailed a post between the studs.
- Each post in the wall frame was spaced evenly.
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A metal part on a battery where you connect a cable.
Przykłady
- Connect the red cable to the positive post.
- Rust had built up around the battery post.
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A small metal rod that a dentist puts in a tooth to hold a crown.
Przykłady
- The dentist fitted a post before placing the crown.
- A metal post helped hold the tooth in place.
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In music, a long held note while other notes change around it.
Przykłady
- The soprano held the post while the choir sang the harmony.
- The final post rang out over the quiet orchestra.
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A paper size used in printing.
Przykłady
- The print shop kept post paper in stock for large posters.
- He ordered a ream of post for the new print job.
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One of the two upright poles of a goal in sports.
Przykłady
- His shot hit the post and stayed out.
- The ball rattled off the post.
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In basketball, the area near the basket.
Przykłady
- The center played mostly in the post.
- He moved down low into the post to get the ball.
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In old use, a record of money owed by a customer at an inn.
Przykłady
- The innkeeper chalked each customer's post by the door.
- I will pay my post when I have the money.
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In crochet, the upright part of a stitch.
Przykłady
- Put the hook around the post of the stitch below.
- A front post stitch makes a raised pattern.